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An Israeli rescue team arrive near the collapse building in Surfside on June 27, 2021

Questions Mount About How Florida Building Could Have Crumbled

Questions mount about how Florida building could have crumbled

Families in India's north and east gave up the bodies of their loved ones to the Ganges river, or buried them in shallow graves on its banks, unable to afford the cost of funeral pyres during the height of the coronavirus outbreak

India's Holy Ganges River Gives Up Its Coronavirus Dead

India's holy Ganges river gives up its coronavirus dead

Australia has been broadly successful in containing virus clusters, but is now battling flare-ups of the highly contagious Delta variant

Ten Million Australians In Virus Lockdown

Ten million Australians in virus lockdown

The French parliament is expected to finally pass a bill giving lesbians and single women access to fertility treatment for the first time

France To Legalise IVF For Lesbians After Two-year Debate

France to legalise IVF for lesbians after two-year debate

China imposed the national security law on Hong Kong after the massive and often violent pro-democracy protests in 2019

'Unstoppable Storm': Rights Take Back Seat Under Hong Kong Security Law

'Unstoppable storm': rights take back seat under Hong Kong security law

Palestinian lawyer Raji Sourani has filed dozens of cases with The Hague-based International Criminal Court since 2015

After Gaza War, Lawyer Builds Palestinian Case Files

After Gaza war, lawyer builds Palestinian case files

Mexico's Supreme Court has decriminalized the recreational use of marijuana

Mexico Top Court Decriminalizes Recreational Marijuana Use

Mexico top court decriminalizes recreational marijuana use

Despite some Chinese hospitals warning of fast-rising eating disorder cases, recognition in China is limited -- as is the availability of treatment

'Not Perfect Enough': China's Growing Problem Of Eating Disorders

'Not perfect enough': China's growing problem of eating disorders

Former US president Donald Trump arriving at his first major rally since leaving the White House, one June 26 2021 in Wellington, Ohio

Threat Of Indictments Looms Large For Trump Organization

Threat of indictments looms large for Trump Organization

Then-Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto, then-US president Donald Trump and Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau sign a new free trade agreement in Buenos Aires in November 2018

North American Trade Deal Empowers Mexican Workers

North American trade deal empowers Mexican workers

The German regulator referred to past Facebook data breaches

Facebook Wins Antitrust Dismissal, Surges To $1 Trillion Value

A federal judge dismissed the cases filed in December by the Federal Trade Commission and more than 40 states, which could have rolled back Facebook's acquisition of Instagram and the messaging platform WhatsApp.

Chasing history: Novak Djokovic on court against Britain's Jack Draper on Monday

Djokovic Wins, Tsitsipas Crashes And Murray Shines As Soggy Wimbledon Returns

Djokovic wins, Tsitsipas crashes and Murray shines as soggy Wimbledon returns

Antoine Griezmann and Kylian Mbappe train in Bucharest on Sunday ahead of France's Euro 2020 clash with Switzerland

France Stunned By Switzerland, Spain Through To Last Eight On Dramatic Day At Euro 2020

France stunned by Switzerland, Spain through to last eight on dramatic day at Euro 2020

A woman wearing a face mask walks down a street in central Moscow on November 25, 2020, as cases continue to climb globally

Delta Spread Sparks Fears For Sports Events As Russia Fights Record Cases

Delta spread sparks fears for sports events as Russia fights record cases

A criminal case against Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro before the Supreme Court risks damaging him politically at a time when his support is dwindling

Brazil Senators File Case Against Bolsonaro For Malfeasance

Brazil senators file case against Bolsonaro for malfeasance

The Hashed al-Shaabi, a paramilitary alliance that includes several Iranian proxies, has vowed revenge for the deaths of its fighters

Pro-Iran Militias Attack US Base In Syria After Air Strikes

Pro-Iran militias attack US base in Syria after air strikes

"We are back to business," Mats Granryd, director general of the industry association that stages the congress, the GSMA, said in an opening address.

Mobile Congress Opens In Spain With Tight Virus Rules

Mobile congress opens in Spain with tight virus rules

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven is a master of consensus for some, but a dull and visionless party man for others

Swedish PM Resigns Following No Confidence Vote

Swedish PM resigns following no confidence vote

About 10,000 IS fighters are held in Syria, a situation Antony Blinken described as 'untenable'

US Presses Allies To Repatriate IS Fighters

US presses allies to repatriate IS fighters

The death of George Floyd triggered protests for racial justice around the world

UN Urges Immediate Dismantling Of Systemic Racism

UN urges immediate dismantling of systemic racism

"We are back to business," Mats Granryd, director general of the industry association that stages the congress, the GSMA, said in an opening address.

Mobile Congress Opens Spain With Tight Virus Rules

Mobile congress opens Spain with tight virus rules

Huaxi's success story has soured, sunk by a pernicious brew of nepotism and political patronage

The Demise Of China's 'Model' Village, Where Cash And Communism Collide

The demise of China's 'model' village, where cash and communism collide

China's Communist Party has put a propaganda campaign into overdrive with movies, history tours and well-timed space missions

With Propaganda Push, China's Communist Party Celebrates 100 Years

With propaganda push, China's Communist Party celebrates 100 years

Cuba was atheist until 1992, when it amended its laws to become officially secular -- but a government office of religious affairs still regulates anything to do with worship

Catholic Church Gains Foothold In Communist Cuba

Catholic Church gains foothold in communist Cuba

A butterfly flies over lavender plants at a botanical park near the Cypriot beach resort of Ayia Napa

Ancient Aromas Aim To Lure New Crop Of Tourists To Cyprus

Ancient aromas aim to lure new crop of tourists to Cyprus

Sydney is suffering the largest outbreak, with 130 people testing positive for Covid-19 since a driver for an international flight crew was diagnosed in mid-June

New Restrictions As Coronavirus Cases Spread Across Australia

New restrictions as coronavirus cases spread across Australia

Topless activists in Madrid holding a wreath reading 'Not one less' during a protest against domestic violence towards women in June 2020.

As Pandemic Eases, Fatal Gender Violence Worsens In Europe

As pandemic eases, fatal gender violence worsens in Europe

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were formed in 2013 to crush rebels fighting Omar al-Bashir's government

Sudan's Transition Faces Hurdle Of Merging Paramilitary Into Army

Sudan's transition faces hurdle of merging paramilitary into army

Dina Jacobs speaks in the kitchen of her new apartment during the opening of the Law Harrington Senior Living Center, the largest LGBTQ senior residence in the United States, in Houston, Texas

Houston Opens Largest LGBTQ Senior Residence In US

Houston opens largest LGBTQ senior residence in US

The Pentagon said that it had conducted airstrikes targeting "two locations in Syria and one location in Iraq"

Pentagon Says US Air Strikes In Iraq, Syria Targeted Iran-backed Militia Groups

Pentagon says US air strikes in Iraq, Syria targeted Iran-backed militia groups

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